Avg: 2 from 2
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P1- Begin with a 20ft. slab that meets with the start of Deliverance. Climb up left angling toward a brushy crack (run-out but easy). Belay at a large flake.
P2- Climb the wide, low angled crack above. A mossy secion is encountered just before a tree belay.
P3- Ascend the short off-width crack on the right side of the tree. The crack continues to a flake, then up a low-angled slab. The tree belay is above with a cable anchor.
The left of the two prominent cracks on the Main Wall
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The run out on the upper part of the first pitch is substantial. Not hard, but it does get into the no fall zone on 5.7 terrain. A couple bolts here would make this a PG climb. We found the best belay was with hand sized cams, standing on top of the large wedged flake, instead belaying off it.
The second pitch is well protected with a couple 3s and 4s on hand. The belay tree is only partially alive now, so we backed it up with a couple of good cams.
Pitch 3 starts with well protected 5.9+ climbing and leads to nice crack climbing to the top. The cable anchor is in good shape it seems. We opted not rap the line. Instead we clipped the cable anchor and climbed up and right to a good stance with crack that takes good, but small nuts and cams (.1/.2). From here, we untied and walked climbers right to a flat platform with two rap anchors. Two raps with a 70m rope got us to the ground, right where the approach trail meets the crag. Oct 13, 2023